[La Lydia]

If you want to hear it yourself. It is the first segment.

http://www.bobedwardsradio.com/bob-edwards-weekend/

[relictele]

who "don't know any better than to always vote against their own interests."

Hmmm...does that apply to energy sector workers (read: coal miners) who voted straight party line Dem tickets despite the lefty-green agenda now part and parcel of the Dem platform?

[CitizenM]

Isn't it amazing that everyone who is trying/has tried to analyze and describe the TEA Party movement are not part of the movement. They are always outsiders making assumptions, or taking pot shots, trying to paint the protesters as anything but seriously concerned and responsible citizens. No liberal seems to want to recognize that the TEA party is just a huge, loosely organized conglomerate of millions of people across America who come together out of frustration and who have similar feelings about being ignored and abused by our government officials. We have had enough of the lies from all politicians, the lies of the media, the lies and snobbery of the limousine liberals, and the intent of government to control our lives and take away our freedoms.

We are people who made America great and who just want to be heard in our pleas for less government spending, lower taxes, less government control and a return to the principles that set our country apart from every other nation and made it the success it was.

What the devil is so darn hard for anyone to understand?

[tophat9000]

"don't know any better than to always vote against their own interests."

Ive always found that line from the left "vote against their own interests" intriguing and reveal..

Because we are suppose to be the selfish taker yet the "selfish taker" ... "vote against their own interests"? ...does the left ever get these two stereotypes they have of the right contradict each other